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We can assure the Public from author 4, that -Governeut has rtceived no particulars of the De - - ; feat of the Army of CASTANOS. The whole of the intelligence s,vhic . li is arrived, is contained in a.Ltit ter from Sir atvip BAIRD, dated late in the even inEg "Ot ihe,f.Tilt ult.. which states, that he had just received a Dispatch from Sir JOHN Mootig, stating, that accounts had arrived from Madrid,-of the defeat and dis'persion of Genc;aICASTANQS'S army. This intelligence has been fully communicated to the .Public in the manlier :usual on such occasions. As to the -ntentions of Generals or his 11(fajery's Ministers, in consequence of this intelli gence, it cannot be expe6 - ted that they hood be troue pubic.'' • We are happy to inform oar Read?r.; that Mr. Avast has had several interviews .wick the • Grind Vizirr.at Coustantinnple, And we trust thara . gOod Itnden,tmading will soon be. restored with the Pone. The following . is A:1 extract from the' Jontt , the Quem Charlene Packet, wliicb arrived at Eal ;pouts.) oil Thursday Jail from Jamaica j,: " SEPT. 18. Sa4Cfiroimnalbacloes,sin'compaq \With his Lata;ta, Jason ) and Caina 2ion; a very severe thunder storm : coming on we se parPte4. 9n the ;.).ptil, observed the. Latona be t:w and Aiartinico, telegraphing another fan ot War. On the 21st, was chased by a Pri. vafeer, but outsalled her. 2814, Spoke His 11jajei- . ty's SiOnek. 2911),.. Passed .hts.Majesty',.37§/i;N Tkeeciatift:fie ndeer. 30th, Arriviii at Pori'Royal, and fiititid there ibis Majesty's Slips Polyphemus i ' Grailon, Ago, Detcla7us, Bacchante, Fearless, ,Fire fly. On . the 4th Oa. arrived his Majesty's Ship. Garland...with—a Prize.-- On - the - Pith; - arrived'fronf England the Ship Dackingfield.: On the lath, ar- rivc&from Halifax. and Barbadoes, his Majesty's Sloop Dispatch, with a Prize. On the 15 h sailed His Majesty's Ships Poly phemus, Griffin, and Bacchante. - On the 17th we sailed•from Port Royal, in company 11( , itt! His Ma jesty's Ship Argo ; passed us goingiti the Shipl'ame, from London, and shortly after Spolco His Majesty's Ship Aurora, in . company with three English..and three American Vessels, which had been taken by a French Privateer off Tortuga, and retaken by the Au; rora. On theP2sth spoke the Ship Prussia, from Liverpool, bound to Port-au-Prince.. " On the-17th, the Bacchante hove in sight and telegraPhed the Argo, signifying that the Spa- - , niards in the city of St. Dotningo had risen on the French, and murdered almost all of them, except • • GeneralFEettaND, who was a prisoner, 4pd that • they had pos'session of the city, and that his ,Ma r jesty's Ship Dceelalus bad gone to Sarnana, Okthe N.B. side of St; Dothingo, to endeavour to take it, it being a retreat for French Privateers? On the 31st the Argo boarded a Schooner, having on board . prisoners from St. JagO, boUnd to the city of St. Domingo; 'November Ist spoke his Majesty's! Schooner Firely, having in company two Schoon . -: cis, cut out of a .port in St. Domingo, by his Majes ty's Brig Rein Deer. On the' 13th parted company , with his Majesty's Ship Argo, in lat. 30. 20.. North, and long. 73. 40. West." The Worcester, and the .extra Ship Sir - William, Pulteney, arrived off the Isle of Wight the nth' ~ i nstant. The Worcester, with the Sir William Pulteney' and Union, under convoy of his Majesty's Ship St.' Fioreuzo, sailed from Bombay: on the 14th of July last. .!. The Wexford "Sailed 'frOM Bombay for the Persian . Geilph the 24th of April; and the Royal George,, Warley, and the Company's .new Ship, Thoinas , GPenville, sailed from, BOrnbay for China, the 15th May, under convoy of his Majesty's Ship l)edaig fieuse. • The Elphinston, Winchelsea,' and Essex, arrived at Bombay the 28th of May, all well, and were to sail for China the 23d of July. The Winchester, on the 29th July, fell in :with the Dorsetshire•in lat. 38. S.' long. 82.47. E. hat ;ilg parted from the Fleet bo - und to IVraTr:ls - Off the of GOod Hope. The Worcester arrived at the Pape the igth Sep feather; and found there the- Europe, Lord Ctis;le reagb, and Lord Keith, which Ships sailed for. Cry lon the 2gth of the same month: The Georgians arrived at Madras the 3d of March, and sailed for Bengal the 5t h of the same faunal. The David' Scott and Altmick Castle arrived at Madras the loth of June. , Saturday the Duke' of YORK waited on the KING, at Windsor, on business, and afterwards rode : out with His MAJESTY pr.'d the praNcCSscs. In the afternoon his Royal Highness went to Oatlands. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY, Princesses AU- GUSTA, 'SOPHIA, and AMELIA, accompanied by Lady CAROLINE WALDEGRAVE, Miss VYSE, and General FITZROY, roue .to St.. George's Chapel, and heard diyille service. • BaronllosENis employed .by the King of SWE DEN ip a mission to the Danish court, for tike por pose,.. it is said, of - terminating the war on the Nor. wegian frontiers. Mr. DRUMMOND has been recalled from his Em bassy at Palermo. • ' The French troops to remain in Germany are stated at 100,00(}. Of these, 40,000 are to occupy the coast of the Baltic, Stralsund, Lubec (under the con acrd of General Mat.trojt), corps.of - foree, under Marshal DAVousr, is to be sta tioned in lianover i Magdeburgh, Brenten, &e, and the. rearainderiunder General OUI)iNoT, at Bareuth. Eighteen thousand. conscripts are now on their march to join the French armies, in:Franconi and Hanover. On the Ist of November, which is considered the commenceinent of tlke iniliiary yea: in Austria, the salaries of all the Officers of •State, and most descrip tion of pensions, were • raised in p ro p o iti on t o t h e increased deJrness.of the necessaries of life. All sa larks under 400 florins per" annum ha ve been raised 50 percent. Saxony is „ reducing her military establishment, and . the rt!croiting service in Bavaria, which had been pressed - with great activity, has been nearly, suspend ed and the recruiting parties recalled, particularly -from , the ..I'be system* of Military Conscriptidit is about to be i,qii:4l.4ced.intu Denmark, IcorwaY,'l46lstein", and Sles wig. The_lc.ing - cf SwEbEw iS unceasingly- occupied'. in. prepa'rlation4 fof sustaining the. war in Finiami,.,as soon.: as t'he — frost admits of alive operations ;'.aild the people of big capital hate manifested aclegree•of zeal and attachment to him, for which the world in general has not perhaps hitherto given them credit. l'he loan which he.opened fills rapidly ; one corn tnerciar house subscribed 250,000. marks banco, and the contributions of the Bankers has been estimated as equivalent to about 3a tons of gold. NAVAL N ',l47r_y% Fr-pm !be LONI)J.N Gr-241Ti .„Dec. to, tZat. . . AVMAIIy Office, Dec.-40, 1808: Copy of a Letter front the Honourable Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, Commander in Chief of His Majes ty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands, -to the lion. W. W. Pole, dated on board the Belleisle, at Sea, Odober • 9, 18 8. SI R _ _ t_ _ I have the honour to inclose, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Captain Watt, of his Majesty's Slciop Julia, acquainting tne with the capture.of a how-boat Privateer. Lieutenant Carr, commanding the Attentive Gun.. Brig, has captured another ; and Lieut. Dowers, 'tbintuanding the Express, a third vessel of this de= scription, having one long gun and thirty-five men. I have the honour to be, &c. ALEX. COCHRANE. His Majesty's Sloop Julia, between Mariegalante SIR, and Point a Petre, Aug. 30.. I have the pleasure 'to inform you, that His Ma jekty'S ..Sloop - under my command, this morning, captured the French Lugger Boat Privateer Le Petit Decide, with twenty-two men and small arms, be longing to Martinique, but last from Guadaioupe, with howitzer, ammunition, &c. for - the French troops now in MAriegalante, I have the honour to be, &c. • (Signed) JOHN E.-WATT. The Hon. Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. Rear-. Admiral of the Red, &c. &q. PLYMOUTH,. DEC. 10.—Arrived the Farmer, of London, Capt. Taos. DARLEY, from Quebec, with Masts for the Dock-yard ; and the Aiiion, JAMES, from Cork, for London, leaky. Sailed the Impelueux, of 8Q guns ; La Seine Fri gate, and Scorpion Sloop of War, to the Westivard. The Implacable, of 74 guns, is gone out of bar hour,•and anchored in Cawsand Bay. Came into harbour the Argus and Minstrel Sloops of War. Sailed the Bedpoie Sloop of War, with the Lord 4filgrave Vidualler under convoy, for the supply Of the Squadron cruizing off L'Csrient. Sailed the ,Black Joke Lugger, Gcintl•ier Cutter, and . intelligent Gun-brig, for the Coast of Spain. Arrived the Pilchard Schooner, ti , orn a cruize. I , 94IIISMOUTII, DEC. 1 1 .—Arrived the Hope Sloop, Capt. WOOD, from Sheerness. Also arrived His Majesty's Brig Indignant, with a convoy. ) froin the Dbwns. Sailed His Majeky's Ship T 7 i6?ory, of 100 guns, Capt.- SANELL, and Barfieur, of' g 8 guns, Capt. . , lazzEi, for Vigo; and the Zealous, of 74 guns, to . .e 1; pin Sir it STRACIIMeS Squadionin the Downs to :relieve the Christian HI.; also the, Dapper Gun brig on n' cruize. Dropped' down to St. Ildets's the outward-bound West India Fleet. FALMOUTH, DEC: 10 ;---The 14th Light Dra goons =Kited through Truro on Saturday, Sunday, andMonciailaSt for Falmouth, where they embark ed iminediately on their arrival, witlLa 'degree of ease and'eXpedition that has never been - exceeded. Five transports were laid alongside the quay at Rd: mouth at the aarne.time, and an equal number at the quay of Flushing. These Ships received from 30 to 40 horse each ; and the embarkation of the , whole did not. exceed two hours. They were hoisted in • .: about a horse per transport per mi n u te , or 10 horse's per minute on the whole. One Ship actually raj ceiVed 34 horses :in 32 minutes. General COTTON and Commissioner BowEx superintended the Ern batkation in .per.,on ; and . the whole was condueted to their entire satisfaCtion, without the slightest ac cident. ' • . On Wednesday the 'wind came in fair to the Northward.; and the convoy would have sailed di- red for:Corunna, but that an order-came down from Government to detain them till further orders. The 3d and 4th dragoons, which had embarked at Ports mouth, are also ordered to stop at Falmouth. The ftt and. 2d Germans, which were destined to em `bark at Falmouth, had been previously counter-or dered to Portsmouth, in consequenc e of the Trans ports from Spain, which were to have received them, having over-shot Falmouth. in a storm of. thick va ther, and gone on to Portsmouth. The 16th, which were to have embarked at Falmouth immediately after the 14th, have orders to halt at Exeter, where, We-apprehend, they still remain. Arrived the Queen': Charlotte Packet, with Mails, from Jamaica, in 42 days. - Sailed the Princess Amelia Packet, MOORSON, With Mails,-for B,ermuda and New York ; Princess Mary Packet,•Pococx, with Mails, for the Leeward Islands; and the-Eliza, CHAPMAN, for New York: Do,v4a, ,DEC.ll.—The Russian and Fren:h Messeygers sajied yesterday afternoon in a Flag of Truce; and Mr. ,S.nkw, the Messenger, sailed this morning in a Flag of Truce for Boulogne. Au East Indian:ran went past this afternoon for the Downs 'from Bengal. YARMOUTH, Duc. IL—Arrived the Bellerophon, Admiral GARDNER, and Squadron under his com mand, froma cruize, and remain with the Ships as per last. DIAL, nIC. the DOW from the River, the Ri ga P ac k e t, W HI TE, for tile Brazils.' _ A Fhiet of Transports are coaling into the Dow - 09 • froin the Eastward. •••••••••••••1 SH RE RN S DEC."lo'.—Arrived - Majesirg Ships Iphigenia and SpijPe, from the NotthSei. A Court Martial was- held ibis day on board hig Majesty's Ship Magnanime, onthe Boatswainyf ths' Sussex, for contemptuous behaviour to his c 9 51 1.: ,thander, and he was sentenced to be disrniSiFd Ship. , DEC. 1 1 .—Came into Harbotirthe Spitfire. Arrived hisigp . j. , sty's Ship Bold, ' frdm Deal: Sailed the Africa to Chatham. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY A second division for the Capture of. the Dutch Pea' brought into St. Helena, in 095, will be paid on the 161110 and continued weekly, - at No. 3, Rishopsgate-street . li- To La Pique, for the Capture o f th e Sp an i s h ship u`,, gencia, on the 13th inst. 'at No. 3, Philp o t-l ane , a nd ev e '' Tuesday and Friday after. the To the ltired' Cutter Countess of Elgin, salvage sar „ v f New Concord s Recaptured (the Courier CUteer in coroPr r i.o on the tath mat. at No. 22,, Arundel-street, • and fa t "' years, at the same pla salvce. • , • • aI • To the Porcupine, age for the Re-capture o f the Di mond Brig, at No. 22, Arundel-str ee t, on t h e za t i i n st. for three years, sant Place. n t 0 To the Brilliant, for ti the Detention of the Eliv b T Oh, at Plymouth, and every Tuesday and - '.;attifdey a" — for three years. at No. 67, - Fore-street, Plymouth Dock. e 1 To the Orpheus, Sparrow, and Florence hired Arni t 7 Cutters (in company with the Majestic, Asincourt, Nass a ,: andDielator), for the Capture of the Prussian Gallint lont Bartels, on the 101 inst. at No: 13, Cleinent's Inn, any every Monday and Timrsday, for three years, at the sal place. To the Sloop Beaver, for the Capture of the Twits Regit, at No. 1 it, Cecil -street, Strand, on the 17th inst. a. fur three years, at the same place. tti 0 To the Seine (formerly the ambuscade), for the CaP tl of the Twilling Regit, on the 17th inst. at No. 1 at, Ce street, and for three years, at the same place. , . . far •/ . . • . . One of the most distressing accidents that 3 number of years past has occurred on the coast of Cumberland, took place on the ni.A it „,.. Tuesday se'nnight. As the Jahn and Th° 74 l Merchant Vessel, the property of Mr. Sswr,Ly c l o 'Workington, was attempting' to enter Whitelov e , ,harbour, the night being dark, and the sea to r l4 lent, she missed the .mouth of the harbour, , r a be driving against the pier, was dashed to pieces. -! 0 ., Vessel; we. lament to 'add, Was filled with [3 0° , 4 , gers, the whole of whom, together with the c fr o li perished. We have not learnt how many 5° ,1 1 , there were on board, but we understand•the be ri a w, hes westerc:i next/day, exhibited a most horrid spectacle. ' Vessel sailed from Liverpool. .... r 4 A Brig was brought into Daveron Thursday a n t e rv , noon by smile bournen, who fell in w'iith her Ile a , i t i half seas over, withont any one hoard ; .:stif, - ,..js l auc io with *various kinds of merchandize, but has no ria n p - c on her or on her boat, nor any paters one board Iw e crew are supposed to have be.;en taken out by s° rll a other vessel, as she-has no an . chOrs nor .eallte, 411 . bowsprit gone, _ -.. .• ~ ..- •- - . _, - . ~,,f While the Dragoons were-diserrharking on Fria n 't at Portsrhouth an . embarkation - 617 a late botlY;;e„„.•' artillery was. going on - ; and,' it i; said 1144 ?rod largo force of infantry will oe, immediately etnlo for Portugal; - 'l ia Letters from Stockholm Men, tian that 'the • o f ) was in negociation with.the, merchants for a I " a „,', / i4 . 15 millions of rix dollars, to enable him la •C`?" inence. the next campaignwitli.effet.• . i t o The Russian Army stationed .near Botuscha lc , . Moldavia, reinforced-by the trout's‘t ho were:r.''.., inr ly, has broken; on to advance to the 'Danube. • i3 O The Corps of Gen.Bhocriil;.precetleittir Sq u a a - dron of hussars of Rudorf; 'has arrived at - B.)lil' , a undertaken the duty of the 'garrison. ,-• ~tr 'r g Mr. KRAUSE, who' 'lately arrived in this k. O. from Vienna, is understood to` be a SecretarY o r c° 'fidential servant of the. Clietialier' GENT:- co . Mr. CHARLES STEWART, late Resident, a! • r ' e. p runna; has gone from thence to Italy', .on a sec mission. 1 - „ • stf- 1 Mr. HUNTER and Mr. RoFFE, two Of his - I\4:V', a Messetwers were last night underorde -to se` rs 1313 ,e ~, , , with Diwatches to Mr. Frtnata and also N I, . , .., Army ill Porthgal.. ' Aar On Saturday his Excellency the Porton - ne s ! bassadot had a conference With'Mr: Cat , r7; ll-* , MORTON'Scohizir oli0 li Mr. Comedy of Town and WQ is in preparaiion at the 4-layrnarket Thea tle. , ;....;••• understand it has undergohe A ir en tir e i te\v `--'') N ir, Mr. K.EIBLE resigns !rotten io 'Mr. .yogNp, , fr. , 'C. (pr. F.. the part of Plastin to. Mr..JONis , ..L' 0 MuNnEN will fill that of Trott ? . Mrs. C. 1( 05131 . 4 that of the Hon. Mrs. Glenroy, and AF •,s •Noa .T° ' . TON ,Will .. iic the substitute for the Countess CR o° l _, p r (lay Madame CATALAN! arrived in town on - 7-i . 1 ,,, last ; atid she sets off this . Morning Nyttli ner !am", ) „. e for Bath, where she intends . spending two or tint months, daring which tittle she is to . give bey °. . Subscription Concerts,.on the large , a soale. -. j • The new Theatre' in Covent Garden, - vx ill stat e on a larger spade Of grOund than any oth,cr,'fl e c .ir e in Europe; but the port alloyed fur the 'audienrj will not .occupy more' room than,. it did' irr Ihe• +V Theatre. . . b' Mr. - CotmaN, to whose dramatic talents'. the ri).,,, lic are so much indebted, has been s o much itid. l i., posed as to excite alarm in hi , • friend:, hut..his ' I tre•is has at length ternileate in . ;OA of, the got: t, ), PATALANY, it seems, i, not yet el - waged for tix c ot suing season at the Opera House, but it.is said t ,, jv a negociation is on foOt; and that she will proba" , be induced to resume her .station: ' ' :jog Tun NEW THEATRE.--The ceremony of ii,)..„ r . the first stone of the-new Theatre in Cov 4 ntn e den is to take place on Saturday nexi,, an' i ' apt Prince of W A LES has kindly protr.:,et! to be prt-''... )e on the occasion, attended by - Earl MOIRA, and s°“ to Inure private friends. The..liatiscs. biths . ell is t i l e lay the first stone, and the Grand Officers 13 ' - 1 .0 Masonic Lodzes will ' grace the' ceremony• is t o procession i 5 to proceed fro'm Free,rnilson , '. ll ' t d to the scene of action, and'the whole is exPe'" le afford a fine spectacle. ' '.—' • . • . 4 *file 'Miss FISHER, the Adressi.better knoW o a - to Young Eoscia, was lately married at GueriPeYo',‘„ the Hon. Lieut. 'BEETLE, Sbn of Lord I,Avis 6.l l of A• poor woman, • who, : sells sand in tne st.r` e ,, : e o Norwich, with five other persons in circtonstatotl ` equally indigent, have oad 50,0001. beqtlC3 AA I arnon2 them by a distant reation.